, 1887-10-13
From weoneSday's Daily.


District court will c,nvene on tie
9th.
The population of Island county is
1910.
Mr.. =, O. Clark Ut ChImacum was IN
town yesterday.
A few more excellent rooms 10 rent.
Apply at once at this office.
Hon. T. c. Hill and wife arrived home
this morHin2 from Portland.
Yakima county is shipping Cir l' ads
III pc; c:,ts to The Sourd.
Mis- Harrison invites v II IL c Ill and
se1 her stock Of millinery.
SuluD E. Spausler. OF Oak lia,bor
Caught Il deer in Il bear trap last " eek.
Sailor. gu the ship Ivanhoe mutiued
al Seattle Monday, and are in Jail for it.
Seattle is to haye spleudid driving
avenue at the suggestion OF Mayor
MI!"r.
MeSsF.. Coleman & Whittlesey have
r..:.ule ed tLeir law Office to the McCurdy
baildinG.
Three hundred thousand tons of wheat
will 90 firm WalIa Walla to London the
| present year.
| Mr. Norris has moved the P.-I. branch
ef1icr TO the building occup;el by the n.
p. oxpre>s agency.
Mrs. Plummer, ar, will shortly have q
small dwelling erected for rent, near
E:,. ch piummer's residence,
-iI.s bridges, daughter OF our town
man, Capt. ]. II. Ste!son, will soon so 10
England via The Canadian Puciiic.
Corrigan, the merchant tailor, arrived
home from San Francisco last night
bringing with him a fine stock of goods.
W. have farm with crop, tools, STOCK,
kc, for sale. near Irondhle: also. another
near Duugeness s-both good chances TO
invS,t.
Hon. r G. Hill states that he heard O
great many inquiries about Port Town
send real estate while away in Portland
this week.
Marion d. Fgteit of the Walla WalIa
Journal passed through yesterday to
Victoria paying flying visit 20 The
ARGUS "tiice.
Tho Chautunqa literary aud scientific
circle had delightful me..tin. at tie
residence Of Rev. J. n Deui.on ON Mon
day evening.
4 Seattle paper says that Hon. Beriah
Brown is in such feeble health tha. his
wife thinks best to yacIte the farm and
move 20 town.
The Sarsfeld Remedies Co. nf San
Francisco are making very useful and
valuable line OF medicines. DIR. Mnkler
is their agent.
Taken in and done for--the nun who
bought copy OF the Call from Il carrier
who Represented it as containing the
teleGraphio dispatches.
The Tacoma ministerial union has re-
solved against the practice among msr-
chants I giving prizes with goods. 1t
is denounced rs species of lottery.
by b. h. L Davis at Mt. Vernon on the
Skagit, was killed on Mond:y by an en-
ragged AoIstein bull.
1t is a pretty safe guess that q great
many outsiders will be buying real
estate iu Port Townsend during the com-
ing twelve months.
II Mr. Thurman looks wise aud talks
learn, dly when You mention fish to him
these days, its because he has been out
to Chimacum where fish most do con-
gregate.
The fnnerni OF the late John Le-
Master occurred yesterday afternoon,
under the auspices OF Juan deFuca
Lodge, A. o. q. W, of which deceased
was member.
The "S7-SS" Socia! Club Will give
social dance at the Red Mems Hall on
next Friday evening. An interesting
programme has been 81 sIecially arranged
for tho occasion.
Mr.. Butter, the signal officer at Ia
tuoah, has been ordered TO Linkville,
Or, lis place having BEN taken 10y Mr..
Brumfieid. recently Of Angeles. 1. X.
Benhum, late Of IDAHO, goes to- Port
An nlss.
Speaking of the first newspapers in
Port Townsend, we are reminded ty
that veteran pioneer. J. j. Ii. Van Box
kolsn that he brought tho first printing
press to Port Towusnhd, that it WIS set
up in the building now occupied by
Korter's barber shop. and that the first
thing printed on it WIS card of invita-
ton to the dedication of the Masonic
Hall, now the Charles Hotel.
THE OLYMPIAN's SCHEDULE.-We un-
derstand that it is proposed to rua the
Olympian so that she will leave Seattle
ut 8 p. No., arrive a. Fort Townsend at 6
a. M, make the trip to Victoria and re-
turn, arriving here at p. m. connecting
with the mail steamers here for the south.